Wanamassa’s rolling three-month data through April 2026 shows home values moving higher than a year ago. Typical home value is up by roughly 11 percent year over year, indicating solid price appreciation. At the same time, the median list price has risen more modestly, suggesting sellers are pricing with some caution compared with last year.
Looking at activity, homes sold in this rolling period increased sharply versus a year earlier, while new listings declined, pointing to tighter options for buyers. Median days on market climbed to about three weeks and are up significantly from last year, so listings are taking longer to find the right buyer even as prices climb. Inventory has inched up, with active listings rising year over year and months of supply now a bit above three months, consistent with the current seller’s market label.
Recent selling patterns highlight mixed pressure on prices. About 60 percent of homes sold above list over the latest three months, yet the average sale-to-list ratio has eased compared with last year, hinting that bidding is a bit less intense than before even when offers exceed asking. With 7 pending sales and 15 active listings in the latest period, both buyers and sellers face important timing and pricing decisions, and Agent Pronto can connect them with a local Wanamassa agent who understands these dynamics.
